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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06

Before buying boots and shoes. go and
examine goods and get prices at Locke q
Findeiss, corner Main and First. dl29-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


WICHITA MUSEUM,
w 22l ts Z23 South Main Street,
ENNIS d YOUNG, Managers
THE Most Popular Place of Amusement in the City.
EVERY PERFORMANCE CROWDED.
Matinee Every Day in the Week at O'Clock r. NJ.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. ).
CURIO HALL.
Reinforcement of Miss Irene woodward the
Tattooed Woman.
VAUDEVILLE STAGE.
THE ORIGINAL BILLY ARLINGTON
The Dashing Soubrette
-yIRGIE = BUNELL-
-THEATRE-
MULDOON'S - PICNIC.
Characters by our Popular stock Company.
Evening Performance at and $50
ADMISSION. TEN CENTS TO ALL.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06

Free reclining chair cars are now running
en- all trains on the c., K. & n. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Chicago,
St Louis. 9tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06

The popular line for California, Oregon,
Washington territory and all'Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific, Eft Scott
Route T" l43-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06
To the Public.

We have opened a rental office in rooms
and g Zeininger building 116 North Mar
ket street Parties having houses, rooms
furnished or unfinished and those desir-
ing some will do well by giving us call,
as we make a speciality Of this business.
We solicit a share of your patronage.
d-i6-6t JACKSON & WOLFF.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06

The Family travel in their own Private Car-The
Edwin Forrest.
They are employed TO give two Entertainments in the
FIRST NJ. +. CHURCH,
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
December 9th and 9Th
Reserved seats IS cents; general admission 80 cents
GO AND HEAR THIS WONDERFUL FAMILY.
Tickets on sale at the Santa Fe Ticket Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-06
REAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders office yeSter-
day.
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Subscribe for THE GAZETTE
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Presenting 4 Good Front.

The First Virginia was the flower Of
the southern army,.sbut long continued
disaster had worn out all its brilliant uni
forms and left it impoverished and unablc
to buy new ones. Count de Joinville, ore
of the French princes visiting the crlly,
reviewed the regiment near Richmond,
Gen. Lee standing BY. The solaicrs E@l
managed to present i good front by r--.ts..:-
ing up their gray uniforms. Bft in cElcr
to get the patches they had been o5liged
to cut cloth out of their coats end jac..ass.
leaving great spaces of wli:ta cotton be-
tween thairshoullers. Everything vent
along oil right whilc The review and in
spection was at front. iaca.'' But when
tho count gave tho command to breal-
into CO.'S ms Of eaaaaaies, anl tho laea
-obeyci, hc was aseoaished to see the
.What does this faehnsa he asked lot
Col. Carrir gtosl, their commander, sii.ce
mayor Of RicIlinonsl Isl EA
Advancing and s;sluting, the Virgiaian
replied:
s'Theanemy mover secs their backs, sir. Y
-Dnlfalu News.
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Seeing So many beaptifuI floHers heaped
upon the tomb 81 Gen. Grant which ]
visited the other day-ray curiosity was.
excited BY the question. 8Whefe do they
all come from; do they serve no other
purpose than to deck the great soldiers
resting place until they dies'' Garlands
are appropriate to the soldier, living or
dead, but the best men are not remem
bered always, and So the profusion az the
flowers surprised me.
A few days later, In conversation with
Col. Fred Grant, Learned the sources Of
the garlands, and also that their useful
ness outlives their beauty.
Ny mother has always visited the
tomb every day mt IL the last two weeks, y
said Col Grant. Then she caught cold
and it settled into serious illness, which
has confined her to her room and to the
DOCTORS care, so. chat, she could not make
her daily visits =
"Does the family furnish all the floral
decorations which fill the vaultr' asked.
mo, no indeed, we do not" replied
Col. Grant "Once every week my mother
takes out large design made of cut fow-
ers. These rtmain there until she orders
the guard til remove them and replace
them with the fresh ones she may send.
So that all the time her selection Of flow
ers is there. =
1.-THE other flowers are from friends,
then?n
'sSome are, but the majority arc from
strangers. can say that daily, without
an exception, floral remembrances are re-
ceiyed from all parts Of the United States.
We order them placed in the vault, where
they remain until faded and Withered. !"
New York Letter.
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FRIDAY. JULY /, 1881.
Doing Business Il Hong Kong.

Hong Kong contains large Chinese
population. Its money Is the Mexican
dollar, worth about eighty Of our Ameri-
can cents. But cash is so uncommon that
a great deal Of business is done by credits,
or chits simply slips Of paper, with the
names of articles, the prices and the sig
nature Of the buyer, which are kept till
the first Of the month or the day Of set
Ting. Then comes the grand squaring
mp With the Chinese themselves all ac-
counts must be balanced at the beginning
of the new year. Regular business is in
terrupted and paying and collecting takes
it's place for the time being. And not I'M
common is it for Chinese merchant who
has been unfortunate or guilty Of mis-
management or fraud in business, when
he finds that he cannot make himself right
with his creditors at the annual time of
reckoning, TO burn his stock, his books
and papers, that he may conceal his
troubles on his defalcation in this general
catastrophe.
Pigeon or business English is the Ian
guage used in conversation with the ma
tiyes, and an abominable combination and
misarrangement of words it is, too. Far
more difficult to learn than good English,
it has, however, obtained SO strong foot
ing in China that there are places where
it is regularly taught. sWho boy one
piece box topside number four room have
take?'' demanded the proprietor Of the
hotel when asked to finl out what had
become Of missing piece of luggage, and
strange indeed did it sound But it was
far better und orstood then il it had been
asked in the most correct English, and
one finds himself soc. dropping into this
curious and barbarous language and using
expressions Of which his mother grammar
would hardly believe him capable. Cor.
Chicago Tribune.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-01
shrinlare Of Freight Cars.

How much will freight cars shrink IN
Weightiwhcn put in uscs The cars which
the Pennsylvania railroad brilt at al
toona, and which the Westinghouse Brake
company is using at Burlington, show q
shrinkage Of from 500 to 900 pounds per
car from the weights marked on them
already, and they have only been out Of
the shops few weeks. Many Of them
show d sllrinkage Of 800 pounds. This Is
the weightsofy 100 gallons Of wate-t It
hardly seems credible that SO much could
be eYaporated from single car. The
alternative is al differences ia scales by
which the weighing IS done. - Railway
Gazette . 80 80.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-01
charles 1seaae and as tnaraoters.

OF ell modern authors probably the
most singular in his mental attitude
toward the personages Of his romances vas
Charles Reade. In speaking o. the
characters he had drawn he always at,-
peared unconscious of their artificial orr
gin, and referred to them as II their reality
were an established fact. He did not
recognize any particular connection be-
tween them and hifnsef. have re-
peatedly heard him discuss the idiosyncra-
sizes Of this or that member OF his ideal
family III. precisely tho tone ne would have
employed If they had been Independents Of
him III every sense. When . friend rc-
marked upon what he supposed to re the
motives that impelled the heroine Of
stGrifith Gaunt' to a certain course OF
action, Reade exclaimed hastily and some7
what warmly, II don't believe Kate
Gaunt ever thought OF such Q thing.
Then he became abstracted, and rev
minutes after added, 1T doesn't seem
credible that Kate Gaunt could be 1nilu-
enced In that way; but, after all, VINO can
tellg' Something was said TO him ABOUT
the ingenuity Of one OF Mrs. Ryder W
schemes Ia the same novel. Yes, !"
answered Reade. sswasn,t it clever? You
wouldn't imagine woman like Ryder up
brains than people gave her credit for. !
There was no apparent recollection that
her cleverness, whatever it might have
been, was his own invention. IN "Loye
Me Little, Love Me Long, it Is related
that Lucy Fountain, when expecting to be
drowned BY the upsetting Of q pleasure
boat, whispered to David Dodd that i she
must die she would have something to say
tn him inst before they went down. Reado
was asked what it was she intended to tell
him. III don't know, = he replied, dfeamEf
ily; chow should known And, little
later, sslThat do yon think she, meant 70
saw Nothing important, perhaps An,
wen. Dodd may know; she probably told
him some time.'' There was not par
ticIe of affectation IN this. Reade was the
last man to attempt that kind Of pretsnse,
aTalif Ke had attempted It he could nq
,Nora hhy6 succeeded than ID could havf
fioWn Is the noon HSlwast thet embeeE
1nent Of intellectual scandbr "a tlAntic
Monthly
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chapnsesa.l, Dspsw as E4aborer.

q All this drawing Of lines on the labor
question Is. nonsense, = said Mr. D2r4v-.
ssNow, when 4 was practising law T used
to- be in my Office every Llo.gias ;.s .
O'Clock. and often remained till Lite at
night. Wasn't that lnbcr?n
ssThat's SO, brother, !" replied LaHrence
Depew, the Detroit cracker manufacturer,
who was present.
Spy the way, Larry" went on Chauncey
M. .isvhat Is your most vivid recollection
III regard to those old days?o
II Think said Larry, meditatively,
.tthat nv moss vivid recollection clusters
around the fact that you had IN aWfully
bad habit OF routing me out of 5 o'clock
10 sweep out and warm your Office. so that
ron could get to work at g. DeCroit
Tribune.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-01

You just ought to see those large ba-
nanas at.H. M. HERRINC's.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Standing advertisements, Il
per in. per mo. 500
Transient locals per line, each issue so5
Merchants ~ s .o3
e per month SO
Advertisers with whom we have reg
ular running accounts will have their
bills rendered on the first Monday Of
each month. All transientN advertise
ments payable ia advance.
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n F4t 2 .4'E- a n q
Hats from Central Africa.

Is A new summer hatofor men's wear has
made its appearance. It is light brown,
.dimsy looking affair. Its importer says
tits made from the "bark ofa tree grow
ing near the equator in Central Africa,
the Arab maine ofsWhich is FL Marahaban
li Targa, or African palm tree. "a gen
tleman, well informed III such matters,
keran hah II is really made Of the rough
tnterroating Of acknowledgement into
doth. A-DNfoit Free Press. u
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-01
LADIES BEWARE |

Don't Squander Your Cash Get
Pair Of Opera Toe Slippers for soc, Buy
$I,2s. Try Our Genuine Kid Button
Shoes. for 81, so. Complete Comfort
Handsone Fit for, SI,oS.. Wear Our
Gua.sarteed Shoes for s., rs, a new
pair If not satisfactory, worth $500 We
have Ladies Shoes for Young Ladies,
Old Ladies Middle Aged Ladies, Mar
ried Ladies. Single and ia fact, for all
Ladies. G. p. HERRINC & Co,
Ladies Shoes a Speciality
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POUND All LAST

a Genuine French Calf Gents Seam
less Shoe worth $500 for s. 90 and no
oneelse has itand cant get it. WecontroI
this market. G. P. HERRING g CO..
Wide-Awake Shoe Dealer
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-01

Call and get prices Of Coal Oil and Gas
oline Oil Stoves before you buy else
where, at 6. H. Wolfes', S. Queen St,
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
r "a. 1-czEEA-A
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS,
oYER MA1'IoNAL BANK.

OVER NATIONAL BANK
Photography finely executed ia all its
branches. Special attention given to
copying old pictures to any size de-
sired. Photos from 81 90 per doz. up.
Picture frames of all styles cheaper
than ever at Cunninghani's Photo Gal
1ery over Nat. Bank.
You just ought to see those large ba-
nanas at.H. M. HERRINc's.
Gasoline OH Stoves, and Gasoline
OH always kept on hand, at
G. III. WoLFEs', IS Queen St.
Just received, full line Of Daisy Oil
Stoves, at G. II. WoLFEs'
IS Queen st.
Goods marked at. one4half value at r..
Rosenbush & Co.'S Red Letter Sacrifice
Sale
Ifyon are fond Of q good cup Of Tea,
cali al II. NJ. Herringss. The finest
in the city.
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Just received at HI M Herring X a
large and fine lot of New Mackerel I'LL
quarter and half barrels.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
eoaImusscArhD

Is
Eplroas ftYER BRIr have learn-
ED That petition Is being circulated
praying tbe Board of Supervisors To
make an allowance IF two hundred
doliars per year To be paid as addi.
tioual compensation tp The Judge of
the District eoart, THE other counties
composing this judicial District pay
ing tue same amount for The sans
purpose
10 say nothing Of tie illegaiity Of
this measure, It il Us cheeky d propo-
sition is was ever made 70 an rntelli-
gent people.
Let tho friends 81 said petition COM
pare the tail rolls Of the three coun-
ties 81 this Judicial District aud see
what proportion tsils county vould
pay if this sum of six hundred dollars
were made np BIZ direct tax On the
property valuation ~ each county.
TAx PAYER.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
VATrng gsa1ED Ny sNpsASs.

Y 4
David Deyore wtSies Us from
WheatEslds, undes dale os August
sth giving information 81 deprsda-
tions on cattle BIZ Indians ID tho giei-
nity Of his range on Mineral creek.
On TIE afternoon of August Sd, upon
his arrival at Government Springs,
where he has a corral, Nv Devore
found two Indians ean,ped, i buek ap.
parently about 20 years of age ana 4
sqna@ l6 OF lS years The aquaw s
rght sye was disfgured, aud possibly
tie sight destroyed, By white speek
on the eyeball over the pupil. He ae-
.scribes this defect hoping it may lead
To their detection If the ofieisis at San
Carlos are disposed to ferret out end
punish the offenders
The mdians aeted suapieiously.
which attracted MI. Devore's attention
and he noticed fresh blood on the per-
SON Of The buck The latter upon be-
ing questioned said, in good English,
he had killed deer. They had just
started d fire preparatory to cooking
something, and much to Ar. Deyore's
surprise, they Immediately got upon
their horses and rode If. Mr. Deyore
soon discovered COW about fifty
yards oH, acting strangely He ap-
preached tie animal and found beside
her the carcass Of d calf inst killed.
The calf was about six months old and
bore the marks ana brand Of John
Kennedy. The Indians had cut or
part d The hind quarters and left the
rest which was still warm. There was
no doubt ia AR. Devore's .gnind Gut
that tbe buck and squaw who had del
parted in such haste, kiled the calf,
but al he was armed with 4 i,eyofver
only, ana the Indian carried / needle
gun, Be concluded it wise not To follow
the thieves.
The following morning Mr Deyore
started for spring tour miles distant
where he thought he might end the
Indians camped and get the drop On
them and arrest tue buck, but they
had not tarrigd there but had taken
the Pioneer tran, chs most direct
route to tbs reservation. AL several
places sn the rangc, passed bs Mt Pc.
yore, be saw where Indians had
campoa and a an theseeamps be found
bones Of cattle, He Il 81 the opinion
that hundreds 81 head Of stock baya
been killed ID that section by Indians
MI Deyore reports grass and watari
scarce, and fears heavy losses Of cattle
unless rain cones soon.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
PROBATE NOTICE.


III the Probate Court, ia and for the
County Of ella, Territory 81 Arizona
Ia thematter of the estate 81 Andrew Pfsnl
gle, deceased
Order to show cause why decree * distribus
tian should not Be made.
On reading and Eling tho petition of Robert
Ptingie, AdministfatoF II TIE estate II An-
drew Prifgie, deceased, and praying among
other thisies for an order n distribution 81 tbs
rcsidne q said estate among the persons en-
titled;
It Is oriered, shat an persons Interested ri
the estste OF tie said Andrew Pringlc, de-
ceased, be and appear bsfGre the Probate
Court, in and for the said county 81 CHA, "a
the Court Room at saiB Court, IL the town Of
Globe, 10 said CHA county oa Thursday, the
25th day n August, iSSg "A ~ O'clock 4 M,
then and there 70 show eadse Why an 0rderof
aistfSlWtiou should not be made If TIE residue
q said estate anieng the heirs III The said do.
ceased s5yc0r6ing 70 law;
an an5her ordered, that a cupy 81 this 81
der hs published fol- three successive weel,Si
baiors tbs said a5th say Il Augnst. 1857 To-
thc ARIZONA Sltvgg REtr, aneuspsgei frint-
"a and pablisteG IN the said tsiia coshty
M ~ KINGS BURY,
Probate Judge
Dated, Globe, A a., July AZ ASST.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Sale Of Court House Bonds Of ella
County Arizona.


IN accordance with the provisions Of Chap.
ter 2, Title XIII, Revised Statutes Of Afizo4
ia, entitled tAn Act concerning counties,
their boundaries and oasaeis, approved
March 9th, 1887, and IN c0af0rluity with 4
resolution Of the Board Of Supervisors 81 sail
Gila County, dated August 81, 1887, notice i
hereby given that On MONDAY, Sept 9Th.
1887, 81 o'clock p. nl., bids win BE- opened ID
my Office, N Glpbe, County Of Gila, Territory
81 Arizona, for the purchase Of amy. or al 81
the fali63ins bonds II Gila County. Arizona
Territory, The right being reserved, however.
q reject any o. al bids The total issue q
said bonds aggregate ten thousand dollars
$4,000 bearing interest At the rate 81 seven
percent per anuufn, interest payable semi
annually At the office q the Treasurer II Gila
County, Arizona, "a the FIRST days of January
and Jitly q each year on presentation u
coupons, Principal add interest p&y3bic III
gold cohl Of the United States, az my Office Ia
Globe, Arizona. Said bonds are consecutive.
n numbered and bear the denomination Of
I've hundred dollars tS500l each and are payfa
BE IA 20 years 81 sooner at the option II the
county.
These bonds are Issued for TIE purpose Of
buiidiug court house aud jal a the county
g6at III Gila County. No bids Will be enter
talned tn the purchase Of said bonds Ior less
than 05 per cent Of their face value with aci
craed interest 70 date OF sale.
T Al. L0NERGAN,
Treasurer of (iila County, Arizona.
Gl0be, Arizona, August Ssh, 1881,
The assessed yaluAtion e eouaty. sG45, 600,
Bonded Indebtedness L..., 1900.
Floating indebtedness nothing.
T. a. LONERGAN,
aug6 I'D County Treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Ihejnnior editor acknowledges wiih
pleasure the receipt, from saiss Carrie
Frakes, Of "The Geneva Cisco, an IL
Illustrated, descriptive paper published
az Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, q fayorite
summer resort " miles north Of Chi
cage, where Mrs Frakes and Miss
Carrie are spending he heated term,
The writer enjoyed . short soionrn al
Geneva Lake several years ago, and
its many attractions are still fresh ii
bis memory
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Homestead Application, No. $40
Notice OF final Proof Of
Homestead.
U.s,lAsp orr,cps Tuqsov Aatz.,

u s. LAND 0FFIcl, TUcsos, ARrz.,
July e, 1887
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named aetsSef has filel notice of his Intention
and that sai9 proof win ~ rla,le before the
CLERK ~ tho III $. District Conrt at Globe,
Arizona Territory on the 18th day * Sep.
TENDER, 1857, Viz: GSoreg A. Allen, Of Globe
Arizona, for the ~ ! 81 II !, Section IA, and
the N j. 1, NJ n between 20 aud TIE III
M 4, N. NJ +. Section III. all ii 4. A. n. r,
12 Il, CHA aHd Salt Rigermeriaian.
AID names the foll0sgn9 witnesses toproye
his continuous residence upoT and cultivation
81 satd lan3 yiz, !. Il Fiippiu, James S..
Dewey and John Vineyard, of Arner ella
Comfy, Ariz+ aud Wnl. Beard, q Catslpa,
tiIa County Aii1ena.
a. d. DUFF, Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Administering safe.


Notice Is hereby given that IA purHlenca Ii
IN order ~ the Probate Court II The County
&c CHA, TsffitoTy IF Arizona made al ths
18th day 81 lnly, 1857, - the matter Of the
estate ~ Z q. HHtch deceased, tie nnder-
signed. Administrator Of the estate Of said
deeeaaed. viii sch At public auction. to TIE
highest bidder, ioF cash, gold and silver coin
81 tho NJ 81 III Monday the I'll day ~ Aug
1857 "a ! o'clock a. ~, a tie office 81 tAe
Probats SsuFts u the town II Globe, Ia said
tsiia county, The following personal property
ta wit: One iil shot gaf {lid stslet ore OBJ
Wiaehesisr carbine, ana u pocket pistol one
Jig6d watch AuA chain. clta til gold sifnng
ring thirtg-ise hanifed i8So0D shares u stock
IL tbs Commercial Gloppes Company ten iiQl
shares IS sock ID tha Globe Seating Rink
thfee S pocket books, fgle ~ s9rket kaife
one II hBggS snemaits 81 & Gfanti ami
one-shiFi y lakelest Al tie 6iadiator copper
Inife located ana sslssted absut one and One.
hssif miles pDr1h pal The tS,sN Is Globe, aud
affirming fsse snsr.la ~ the s9gtsWsst.
Tan fl1s nef eent IL I'D al mHse t. be 9aidl
pndaya sale, bplqnee Ia ta16la9tion " sale
BIZ frebAte Cfsst Dead Al expense ~ pui-.
chassr WI IA HOLM fS
AirniIistFatef
Dated Jislv SQlat
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
GIoBE, August 10, 1857.


AIe r. Z. 0sDEs. Madam The
'auderslgaed residents Of Globe, being
aware 81 gonr bistrionical and eloeu-
tionary powef and having desire 70
heaF repeated gour rendition of Hia-
watha, 81 sueho other selection IS may
snit Yonr tauoy for the benefit of Rev
D NJ 0alfee Who, WE tegretiully
learn, Il aboat taking fpal leave 81
Globe, te8 that yen may find It CON
.yenieat and compatible with your in
aliuasion % name 40 evening I'd favor
'ns
4 conspliance with cur request win
be regarded As a personal favor . us,
aud for which $50 will be most thankful,
With sentiments q profound regard
we subscribe ourselves youf obedient
serganta
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

We baye made inquiry in regard to
the alleged kidnapping of little Peter
Windes by Indlaas, and are gratiGed
to learn that the story Is not credited
by thosc who made if their business
70 know, and that he was traeked, iii.
the dust ot The road, two and bali
miles IN tho direction Of Globe, where
he was found ii the vicinity IF a
peach orchard